Sentence examples for a relevant section from inspiring English sources

Some results will have "Open in App X" next to them, and those will take you directly to a relevant section within, like a recipe for example.

A relevant section is taken from the 5-mm slice which is then embedded in paraffin prior to microtome cutting to obtain the 5-μm-thick tissue slices.

A selection box available next to each EHR section in the general-purpose CDAPubMed interface is used to enter the title of a relevant section in the configuration.

C = Educators who co-ordinate relevant modules or strands in the medical programme (may therefore deliver as well but main role to coordinate a relevant section of the curriculum).

So in a study that focuses on a particular aspect of metabolism, it would be helpful if a way can be found to limit the FBA calculation to a "relevant" section of the network and avoid needing boundary conditions that only affect other metabolic aspects.

Investigation of 433,316 different (p_{ee}) and (p_{ei}) combinations, selected uniformly at random from a biologically relevant section of the (p_{ee})–(p_{ei}) plane (i.e. (0< p_{ee}leq 30), (0< p_{ei}leq 10)), has been carried out.

The Platonic Theology offers a systematic exposition of theology based on an interpretation of all relevant sections on the gods and their attributes in Plato's dialogues, and in particular on the Parmenides, considered as the most theological of all dialogues.

It includes descriptions of what each snippet does, together with a command (known as a function call) that, if inserted into a program's source code, acts as a shortcut to the relevant section of the library.

A selection from "The City" will be performed with a screening of the relevant section of the film.

Given the timing, it is unlikely that the sealed document is the government's confidential account of Mr. Lenowitz's assistance and a recommendation for leniency — a submission known as a 5K letter, after the relevant section of the federal legal code.

They pumped cash into the first iteration of outside groups — so-called 527s, after a reference to the relevant section in the tax code — in the 2004 election cycle, including the infamous Swift Boat Veterans for Truth campaign against Senator John Kerry.